6. "Company of Brothers"
The Second World War was drawing to a close, and at the same time it was at its worst. Germany was defeated by the Nazis, the Allies decided to open a second battlefield in Europe, and Normandy in northern France became the key point of the new situation. On June 6, 1944, Company E of the 506th Regiment of the U.S. 101st Airborne Division was ordered to parachute into this highly gun-fired beach. Company E is made up of a group of enthusiastic and patriotic young people, and the harsh training has made them the elite and backbone of the US military. Under the command of Lieutenant Winston (Damian Lewis) of Damien Lewis, the warriors overcame various disadvantages and completed the landing battle brilliantly. After this, high-intensity battles began, whether it was the town of Carentan in France or Eindhoven in the Netherlands, whether it was Bastony in Belgium or the town of Hegner in Germany, leaving behind the figures and blood of the E-Company brothers. Brotherhood Company, it is an ode and requiem belonging to ordinary warriors...
The film is based on the true story of the E Company of the 101st Army Airborne Division, and won six emmy awards in 2002, including Best Performance, Best Director, Best Miniseries, Best Editing, Best Mix, and Best Sound Effects
7. "Shameless"
Shameless is a film produced by Showtime and written by William Scott. A family comedy series starring H. Messi, Amy Rosen, Jeremy Allen White, Cameron Monaghan, Emma Kenny, ethan Katkowski, eleven seasons, the first season premiered in the United States on January 9, 2011, and ended on April 11, 2021.
The drama is an American version of the drama based on the British drama of the same name, telling the story of the daily life of the lively family mixed with love, adventure, fraud, warmth and other blood and tears
8. Modern Family
Modern Family is a sitcom narrated and filmed in pseudo-documentary form, produced by Twentieth Century Fox Pictures, written by Christopher Lloyd and Steven Levitan, and starring Ty Briar, Julie Bowen, and Ed O'Neill. The series premiered on September 23, 2009 by the American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
The play tells the story of three different American families: an ordinary parent with three children, a gay couple adopting an adopted daughter from Vietnam to form a family of three, a 60-year-old man marrying a hot Colombian national beauty with an 11-year-old fat son.
Full-time housewife Claire (Julie Bowen) and her real estate agent husband Phil (Ty Burrell) raise two adolescent daughters and a ten-year-old son. Claire's sixty-year-old father (Ed O'Neill) marries his young and beautiful wife, Gloria (Sofia Vergara), and a ten-year-old son born to Gloria and her ex-husband to form a new family of three. Claire's younger brother Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Tyler Ferguson) and his same-sex lover Cameron (Eric Stonetreet) have just adopted a baby girl from Vietnam and are eager to be a good father.
On February 22, 2020, the whole drama of "Modern Family" was completed. On April 8, 2020, Beijing time, the finale was broadcast
9. "Suspect Tracking"
Person of Interest (POI) is a television series produced by CBS television in the United States and starring Jonathan Nolan and J. Bush. J. Abrams co-created the plot structure, with James Cavizer, Michael Emerson, Andaraj S. A crime television series starring P. Hansen, Sarah Shahi, Kevin Chapman, Amy Acre and others.
The show tells the story of a former CIA agent presumed to die, teaming up with a mysterious billionaire to use a unique set of methods to stop crime.
On the Subway of New York, a few little provoked a ragged homeless man for no reason, but did not want to be picked up by him, and everyone was taken back to the police station. Officer Carter (Taraji M.) P. Hansen Taraji P. Henson is interested in this mysterious tramp, and just as he investigates a clue, he does not want the tramp to be released on bail. It turns out that the tramp is a specially trained CIA agent, Reese (James Caviezel), and the bail is released by the rich man Vinci (Michael Emerson), who has unlimited wealth. Finch developed a program for the government to identify the criminal consciousness of criminals, but the government dismissed some of the procedures as overkill. Now Finch hopes to use Lieser's ability and this set of procedures to carry out "extrajudicial law enforcement" to maintain justice and stop crime
The show premiered its first season on September 22, 2011. The second season aired on September 28, 2012. [3] The third season aired on September 24, 2013. The fourth season aired on September 24, 2014. The fifth season is scheduled to begin airing on CBS at 9 p.m. on May 3, 2016, and this season is the show's final season, with 13 episodes.
10. "Growing Pains"
Growing Pains", foreign name "Growing Pains", is a large-scale sitcom filmed by ABC Corporation, starring Alan Sikh, Joanna Cohens, Kirk Cameron, etc., a total of 7 seasons and 166 episodes, each episode is 30 minutes long, China was introduced by Shanghai Television, dubbed by the Film and Television Department of Shanghai People's Art Theater, translated and produced by Shanghai Television Translation and Production Department, from 1990 to 1994, mainly about the daily life of an ordinary American family. He has been nominated for the Golden Globes, emmy awards and other technical awards.